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ounce (437s< erainsl QuiDine, CSC.
(powars Weightmanl.
EDWARD p. MERIT,
g washingtoa's leader in loW-priced drugs
The Frientsshf, Carpet sweeper, sl.SS;
0ts' 'n"''' "' TaE FAIR, sla 9TH st. NV.
l.. H. HOpk ms. Penna. ave-, has weather
strips for doors and windows keeps out coid, uust
and rain. Self-lighting tubular lanterns
The Friendship Carpet Sweeper, S1.SS;
best made; worth$ S. Only at
8 The FAIR. SI2 TN 81 NV.
J. 4 J. Colnan,., london, EnEland,
Famous Concentrated Mustard OIL positive cure
FOR Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Colds. outward
application; VIII not blister. For SAFE e 9y gro
ceries. n,13,l5,l7,ls.22
Mems blue aud Gray Flannel shirts,
81; at Auerbachs Knit jacket Depot, TN and H. 1
The FrSend.hip Carpet sweeper, e1.0S;
best made; worth s. only F a. $40 nh anw.
For Wednesday and Thursday Only.
2 BOTTLES Carriers Liver Pills 25c.
bottle Ayers Sarsapar1lla, &c.
bottles Soda Mint Tablets CSC.
can Nestle's Infant Food, 3Sc.
Z p. Mertz, 1Ol4 r ct. NV.
The Friendship Carpet Sweeper. s1.se;
best made; worth e. T Only r 2, s,.nannx
Extra Thick Canseu Flannel Drawer,
soc; at Auerbachs Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and HI
Greas reduction in Patent Medicines Tor cash
1t Crswelrs Drug Store. Cor. 18th and r sts-,
north side. 6
The Frienashp Carpet SWeepss, el.o6;
best made; worth S. Only at
TEE FAIR, S12 7th o. nv.
..Rsy.l Glae'' mends china, Glass Wood. &C.
Phil1ips' Digessibl0 Cocoo
Was served a. International Medical oOaereA q
- Per Gallon 55c. Quart WOetle, Ne
Rye Whiskey, best In the world for the money.
Orders By mall Mc0REs. 9th near St was
The E!sendsniR Carpet SvweepsR, e1.06'
best m2de; worth - Only at
IS TlI FAN sl2 7th e NV
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered IN y ID. "Wards prints lOc. per III.
Also cottage Cheese and ButoeraliS: sweet NIX
&c. per quart.
is. E. Lrwrs
as 7TH STREET. WASHINGTON. ma.
esyss aseal asssntoa 10 IN Rel Estsss Itsnssson1
paaisa G202awSa
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SEE House & Herrmanns ad. on Sd page.

The FRIENDSHIP CARPET SWEEPER, sl,sS; best
The FAIR, $40 It'll st. n W.
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RrcHARp HENDERSON, gs3 81. NV, formerly
No soa ON 81 NV Qincoln Hall building.S
Latest styles In paper nanginga decorations, win
.t1sU .alas e
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CLERKS Mass Meeting tonight at Edepz

We HAVE Jrsr OPENED another lot OF those
Antique Oak suits at So. -. Come soon
W. Ii. HoEKE, sol Market space.
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A ca,Ncl yos A Fnw.-we shall place on sale

CHhNcH FOR FEw.-we shall place on sale to-
Day 20 imported French shawl robes In four styles
AZ half price, all fresh, clean goods, but boxes
broke from handling. No. p. price was 81, now
price was sIn5O now a d. Va. a. price was
si+I0, now s725. We have one OF each color.
Come early and get your pick. Third floor. Lans-
lurlrn a Rrn
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GENUINE hand-knit jackets, all colors at very
low prices. Franc, the one-price halter ana 1ur-
nlsher cor .th and ID.
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rmann's ad. ON Sd page.

FoR Washington dressed beef go 10 Jno. r. Kelly,
81 ais s,s es, and so Center Market and FOG and
.Oe Northern Liberty. Corn beef a specially.
SIN uouse A Herrnanr's adj on ID pare
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ssIs not thi. a Contempt Of Coura,,,

To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
The water from house No. 81 D street north
west, near the ONCE Of ex-Corporation Attorney
VIM. A. Cook, was turned OF yesterday by order o.
the District Commissioners for n0n-payment o
water rent on a clothing store In said house
which uses no water and has no occasion to U.s.
any water. This Is a clear case Of violation OF
sacred agreement made with the Court in Gen
eral Term aud with Judge Willard, attorney fo
citizens, by Assistant Corporation Attorney Davis
II 1t u not contempt OF court, then what Is 1t?
j. II. CRANE
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

ITO INvESTORs-LoTs 80, SO AND 81. SQUARE
average q Is m m a. sn &c per foot graded
VIII be worth 2Se; easy terms abstract free 1r3.r
ISoR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE LOT. NORTH.
foot Lot 56Is0. DULANY 4 wHiTISG. 1920 r
INOR sALE-sPLENDiD LOCATED LOTS ON
IColnmbia hs,sh:s at special low prizes.
se Msp Whitney ave- md H YS st. ss
s,040 feet on 18th St. soc.
S4 is feet fD On E Roanase st. laid ''
' way N Il GoLpscHanD.
ols-3m from 80 to 10 80 am. or 8 TO PIN
3 'front.' Lot 80 feet 'front.' contanins $500 feet 70
Soft alley; 81 40 II sold at once; ..
olS-3t lOO6 St NV.
TOR sALE-2lsT ST BETWEEN AND n.
!! Lot 2o1llS to soft .lleS Prlce w StSo per
cis-s. "AAhh zoos sii e NV.
EoR sALE-GREAT BARGAIN-LoT on sTH ST.
j between and NV, 40 by 80 TO wide alley
GoLbsCHMfD, Room i, I225 Z st NV. from 9 80 to
1870 a. ~: or 8 to4 pm. ol7-lm
square 939. with consisting Of good
frame house and large stable; water and
e
Owner, 236 10th st. o17-lw"
EoR sALE-BY THE COOPERATIVE INVEST
ba Heights Soc per foot on 9th St. near Tsst Capt.
lS Sisa iproSeent 6sS per uoot on In st.
9y &C. CaAs a II Ill aSSs st NV e any
ROE LE-vALUABLE LOTS. WITH BUILDING,
i sa e sss' on east alley WATERS 'Si iSs Or
EoR SALE :: SPLENDID LOT on MASS. AVE
o immediate purchase per foot 10 Aes ff''
l9s on sss rs6 Of lot +
feet Inches average depth $50 feet
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EkLD roe GRAND LskczSY. In the Police Court
Suasr .sneil Yesterday, Arthur Burgess was
SAArseu by WIN Hodges with the larceny OF the
eoesi pofters badge on Friday night last, and it
naving been shown that ne had before been con-
mcted The cas- was sent to the grand jury, bonds
~
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The FRIENDSHIP CARPET SWEEPER, s1-sS; best
" THE FAR, sia 7th st. NV.
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SPECIAL SALE Of ine Furniture Moquet Wilton,
10y and other Carpets win take place at Dun
row morning, commencing at lOo'ciock, for par.
ucpleTs OF which see the advertisements
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A ONE r., Do,las s Lsssos IN PoLrr.sEss..Daniel
11th street southeast, was charged In the Police
Court to-day with assaulting Anna Cooper, who
lives next door to his house. Miss Cooper testified
that her chicken went over into COx's yard, and
she asked the e0iored servant 70 get the chicken
for her The colored girl refused and she went
her by the neck and put her out The boy tesfi-
ned that his father had put her out Of the yard
some time ago. his mother had warned her to keep
out, and this uLne wnen he found her In the yard
he put her out, because his father had told him to
90 30 The court imposed f1ne OF 81, and told him
ladies 50 rude.
Ftv. DoLLAKs FOR KICKING Hrs SoN-Jno,
Blackston. colored, charged with assaulting his
the Police Court to-day. sergeant Connolly testi.
ned that no saw Blackston slap his boy down and
ack him. The defendant admitted the assault.
and said he chnstised the boy because he sent him
on an errand and he did not return for six hours.
show DID you come to kick MINT" asked M.
ne answered The Judge told him that such un-
reasonable punishment was not permitted under
the law, and nned him IS
!. Burke: Of the Department OF the Potomac, Grand
Army OF the Republic, announces the dates OF post
inspecs!onS g follows: Post No. J. october d Post
No November 4. by Assistant Inspector samuel
a. LEWIS; Poet NO. =, November Q. Post No. 6, No
ve sa, 81 = assistant Inspector d McCathran;
6y Assistant Inspector r. W. Newman; Post No. q
October ga Poet No. 10 October 10, BY Assistant
inspector \. 2. Reyells; Post No. 2, November q
Posi- No: November Ia BY Assistant inspector
Patrick Ford az the Nevr Yorsr x,fsA Wal, a.,
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sunday bar Cases.

TWO LIQUOR DEALERS FINED IN THE POLICE COURT.
Daniel Hannah, liquor dealer at the corner OF
9th and K streets northwest, was in the Police
Court this morning charged with violating the
law which imposes penalty for failure to keep
barrooms closed on sunday. Oficer Keefe testi-
fed that Sunday evening man knocked at the
defendants door. Some person on the inside
asked: "WhO'5 there?" The man answered 81 O,
c., and the door opened. Officer Maddox held wit
ness up and looking over the transOm he saw the
bar lighted and some persons drinking. Persons
were also playing pool. Ofiicer Maddox gave simi-
lar testimony. The defendant was fined 500
John AibertS the brewer at 25th and streets
northwest, was charged with selling beer on Sun
day in violation OF the act Of 1857. Geo. Darkey,
colOred, testified that he saw Lincoln Jacobs 20
into the Defendants place with bucket and get
some beer. Lincoln Jacobs, a cOlOred boy, tesIi-
fled that he went into the defendants place and
purchased 20 cents worth OF beer. "HOw old are
you boy?" asked the judge. Fourteen years.
answered the boy. The Judge said he was dis
posed to impose the highest f1ne where persons
sell liquors 10 minors, but there was only one fine
provided for. He imposed fine OF SIS and costs,
amounting altogether TO S31.25.
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Patrick Ford. Of the New YORK YstaN World an.
noencee ID hlo paper that he has parted COMPANY
WITH Henry 0eorge and DE-. McGlynn, bocau6e az
their abuse Of the Catholic Church
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sales Of Real Estate,

Minnie A. Reid has bought for a, 600, OF d. w.
Clearer, parts Of lots and B. square 243, fronting
10 feet on the east side OF Vermont avenue, be-
tween and o streets
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Fisher yesterday sold his country
place Of 20 acres, about mile from Benning's for
a 900 cash.
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District Government Affair.

VITAL STATISTICS.
The report OF Health Onlcer TOwnshend for last
week shows: Number OF deaths, SO: White, so:
colored, j. Death rate per 1000 per annum !:
White 1907; colored, 2i:51; total population.
2O.53 Thirty were under i've years OF age and
II over sixty years The principal causes OF death
were: Group. 2; consumption, Is; diarrhRal, 8;
diphthera, 2; typhoid fever, a; malariai fever 81
pneumonia, l; puerperal diseases, 4 Births re-.
ported, SO: 18 white males; Is white females: II
colored males; 10 cOlored females Marriages. re.
ported: Ii white; cOl0red.
MISCRLLANEOUa.
The Commissioners have called the attention OF
superintendent McCOmb, OF the sewer department
TO the condition OF street southeast.
The District Commissioners have made an order
prohibiting the occupation OF sewer man. holes or
the disturbance OF covers OF the same by Others
than District employees, In the performance Of duty
In connection Herewith
Manager CrenShaw, Of the c. and p, Telephone
Co., has been directed to repair the wall Of Mr..
MeFarland's house. at 1910 street. which was
left open when the telephone employees removed
a pole that was Embedded In the Foundation walls
Of the house.
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MEMS GOOD FrR DEKBYs, $50; fine, s.; best,
$3.50 at A. I. Lewis, 43o tn ST.
The FxrxSpsHIr CARPET SWEEPER, sl.ss; best
made; worth s., only at
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CIxxxs' Mas Meeting tonight at EdepA

FELL LINE OF CARPETS now on display at W. II.
Hoekes Garrett and furniture warerooms-
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II OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE $15O,OOo

I'VE no hereby GRITTY that spsrvfse the orange
nen&s for all the Monthly and Semi nnuQl DrdUings OF
The Lousidnd State Lottery Company, and IN person
manage and control the Drawings themselves that
the conducted ,citt honesty, ydiness and
good 5oih totUtrd al parties, and authorize the CbB-
10 this certificate Uit JdcsiniLeS Of
fuTey QftQched. u, its advertisements"
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+ Psf. bet 18th and 18TH e3,loe. rear and
St. bet II & St and Il IL ave. 5a52IiO0. to 'i'9'
oss, pet IL ana 18th. iioo. TO I5;iooi LOO
DIST e. neeT o. 3S1 loo S ~
2lst ST., U, 2lxlOO 70 alley. l60
st. bet n. Il and ism 81. IsTiS TO alley 40
LIST aud SITS NV, 1898, TO alley ........... 1865
Boundary, bet. Mass ave. and ST.. 23Xs5. to
n b. ave. near Corcoran asIi 10 alley. 80 10
JOHN Z. BEALL co,
EoR sALE-GERMANIA sCHUETzEN PARK AND
It twenty shares Of said company stock
To Lesse-seventeen Lots IN East " ashineton.
II. c. PORTER CO.
o13-lw Corner 9th and Y SITS Nv.
EoR sALE.RossLYNN AGAIN TO THE FoRE
The finest villa sites yet offered. overlooking all
others. N acres each only cents . foot Persons
wrong in purchasing. The Aqueduct Free Bridge. the
Memorial Bridge and Mt Vernon avenue are bound to
double al inVestrenas Ssds e kSssly yn
building lots adoining the city, northeast lying
between I'd and 9Th SITS aud o and L sta n Eckins
iorery the resid-nce Of JssenS a s and
subdvided into desirable building lots, and is now
offered tor sale As SUCH this subdivision strictly
have been laid out the scale connect
directly with the city streets already five handsome
Ssss vii be- y, furnished o ho. e ana
prices range from cents IL % per foot accord
ing 70 location For glsts and further
piyt1 IHos. j. fisHER Co. 1924 ST. NV.
DEsT INVESTMENT IN THIS CITY: 1850 WILL,
Dbuy beautifully located building lots on grade wide
parking; four squares from Penna. ave cars: sewer
a' and water In n sapiff lC Esq sSN ss'
s29-lm l42s New York ave.
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NEW PASTOR INsrALLED.-Thee exercises INSTALL
lag Rev Dr. Scott \. Hershey as pastor Of the 6th
Presbyterian church were held last evening. Rev.
Ut. hamnn, the moderator OF the Presoytery, pre-
sided, and assei the constitutional questions Rev.
Dr. Bartlett PREACHED the sermon, Rev. DR.. Childs
delivered The charge 10 the pastor, and Kew. Geo.
b Patch. the charge 10 the people. Prayer was
offered 0y Rev. DIR. Nynkoop, and the oenediction
vas pfOooonct7i The new pastor held an informal
seeptlon Il the close OF the services and received
lAr eohgratGlasions of the members OF the congre-
galion-
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THs FRIENDSHIP CARPET SWEEPER, sl.9s; best
made; worth =. Only az
E.~v md eveatchf nrted n Hemplerss ave. & Az.
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AND NOW SEEKING DIVORCE FROM HyR HUSBAND
AND THE CUSTODY or HER CHILD.
To-day Mrs. Dalsy f. RObey, by her next friend.
Adelaide Baker, through Mr.. Campbell Darlington,
fled suit for a divorce from Randolph Robey
The petitioner slates she was married to respon-
dent Nov ,mber Q, 1882, By Rev. l. VI. Gardner,
when she was but thirteen years OF age She
charges that shortly alter the marriage her husband
commenced a course OF cruel and inhuman treat
ent and refused TO cio h, her, finally driving her
from the house. telling her never to return. She
further charges taH from March TO october inciu-
sise, Ia lSo6, lie committed adultery with one
Lizzie tov.nglo2 at No. 1914 14th street.
AM thai lie IL now living In adultery
with one Dora Dickens at the same place The
petitioner states that she has one child Dora two
years or age, aud that In March last, having been
driven from home ana desiring the custody OF her
daughter, she asked Tor IL; that Respondent told
her that she could have IL by signing a paper and
hi would pay her Ss21. This she agreed to do. and
signing the paper received the money and the child
retained its custody Tor a time She further saws
that rev months ago RObeys sister called and
tared that he wished 10 see his child and would
send Il back ana she allowed the child to 90 With
his sister, OF the child she received the
following note:
'Mrs- Daisy E. Robey, Madam: lnasmuch AZ
you have sent Olive back TO me- for this and OF her
reasons not necessary now TO state i norlry
you that propose TO keep and take care OF my
The petitioner further states that the respon.
dent Is matchmaker at LILA 18th street and has
an Income OF 50 per month, and property worth
$1,000 from which he derives So per month addi-
ferred 10 ce declared null and void and that she
have custody OF the child, &C. The agreement sha
asks 10 be set aside Il paper In which Sue agrees
10 accept the sum named and the custody OF the
husband aesolving MIN FROM ali Responsibilities
on her account
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LARGE SALE OF hyacinths and other choice
morrow a. l. O'Clock. THIS is q nne opportunity
Iof dealers and private buyers, as THIS consign-
msnt M bowling intends must be closed out To-
morrow.
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HusBASp GRANTED A DIVORCE - YESTERDAY
JUICE hefrick, IN the Equity Court, IN ide decree
" divorce In the case OF Alfred d. Cannon against
NAY cannon, la which Mr.. d. W. Glds sie rled
the bhl The parties were married here November
10 l,ol, ana nyed together I'LL February, 1873,
aud ne charged her with adultery. The respon lent
put IN an answer denying the charges and q mass
OF trstimcny Was taken 70 sustain the main alsega-
ton
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We Need Room

Therfore must dispose OF many OF our goods at
a sacrnce Alterations are now In progress
The Fair, Sl2 9TH st. NV.
UIOdschmids old Stand),
FRANKIE d Co., Props.
Handsme decorated NEW shape) Chamber SETS
Handsme decorated NEW shape) Dinner and Tea
Handsme decorated new shape Tea Sets, So
piees 1915.
Hammered Brass Umbrella Stands, CSC.
FrienSihip Carpet sweeper, best made, $lga
FrienC,hip Carpet sweeper, worth $, $1.96-
Extra hrge covered Chamber pals, 35c,
Indian Glue, as good as any glue made, &C.
And great reductions have been made IL every
department Throughout the store.
Call early before the best bargains are gone
The FAIR, S12 1th ST. NV.
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BzrLIoKxESr Boy FrSKD.-Fenry Williams a
tvelye-year-old colored boy, was IN the Police
court to-day for beating Willie Duckett another
small boy. Three colored boys testified that
Henry beat them every time he was given a
chance He deaied that be beat all OF them He
said that the boys called him laybird,- and he
struck DucketC These boys seem 10 give you q
oelligerent character" said the judge. "Ffve
dOlars.S
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John.cn,. Oyster saloons,

JOhnSOn'S oyster S8lOOmes
Az and "A 9th ST. NV, cor. OF 4
Daily arrivals all the choice grades OF oysters
served in every available style. The celebrated
Lynn Haven BAYS half shell Select Steamed,
SteWs &C. EverJ delicacy in season at this Ia
nous resort. LADIES' Saloon, srst moor.
Heavy Saxon Wool Gray Underwear,
SOC. German HAd-knit SOCKS, 8 palr, u; al
Auerpach's Knit Jacket and sewing MacMne
Depot 9TH and II.
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A meeting OF the privy council was held in Dub
lin yesterday FOR the purpose OF considering meas
ureS for the suppression OF the National League
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5 dOz. 1 grain Quinine Capsules. ~.
doz grain diuo, pc; doz. 3 grain ditto 20.
Z doz grain diuo, 23c.; 100 grain Quito, sc;
100 grain ditto 4Sc.; 100 grain ditto TIC; loO
3 grain ditto, S7; OF. bottle QQlnlne, w. SIis,
wells Pharmacy Cor llth and + SITS, north side.
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Pleasant SURPRISE PAKrTSMr. Geo Ban
crOft, the pension agent, who LIS been for some
weeks visiting friends in New York STATE returned
last evening 20 find that his house Eal been
be>ed by clerks OF his Office who took possession
sud surprised the gentleman with an old time
feLsr- The evening passed pleasantly with music
BY a quarte.te, singing by Mr.. Bancroft and his
daughter. Mra johnson, and Rotations by Mas
Ferry.
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NO. 600 7ra n. con. D NV.
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1HB WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World u
oneed Tree 70 every new subscriber FOR one year to
the WEEKLY STAB. IL Is a handsomely printed
BOOK OF i9l pages profusely illustrated with more
than 100 colored maps and diagrams and contains
awealth OF general Information. SEQ advertise
Hent In another column.
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l.. II. HOpk tas. Penna. ave-, has weather
strips for doors and windows; keeps OUT coiu uus'
and rain. Self-liglttng tubular lanterns
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CARR-FAGAS.-NrJ J. T. Carr a clerk IN the Bal
tlmOre and ohio ONCE In this city, and Miss Clara
Il. Pagan. OF West Washington. were married at
the residence OF the Rev. a. {. Meador, sos 18th
street northwest. yesterday afternoon at O'Clock,
and left on the Norfolk boat at > p. II. FOR we'd
ding trfp, during which they Will visit the family
Of the bridegroom In Portsmouth, Va The mar
Rage was a quiet one attended only by members
OF the Immediate family OF the bride and groom
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WORK on TIE observation-disclosures BRIDGE
BEGCS.-Ths people In the eastern section Of the
city and county were made glad this morning
when they learned that the work on the new Penn
syivania-ayenue bridge, over the Eastern Branch,
had been commenced, about 100 laborer5 having,
az O'Clock this morning, commenced the work OF
making the causeway or approaches 10 the county
end
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2.l70 Prissa amountins .SS3S.o00
Application for rates TO clubs should be made only to
the office Of the Company tn Now OrleanA
For further information write clearly, giving fun
sddresa POSTAL NOTES, Exprees Money OrderA or
n A. DAUPHIN,
New OrlsanA Ia
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A CALL 10 A SOUTH CAROLINA MINBrIR-The
congregation OF the First Baptist church held q
meeting last evening, and unanimously decided
Rev. Chas- A. stakely, the pastor Of the Citadel
square church, Charleston. !. G. II Is not known
whether the call will be accepted.
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Hne Crithc EniaTgsmg It's Equipment.
The articles OF Incorporation OF the new Critic
Publishing Company were nied for record to-day.
The capital stock has been increased TO 800 600
and the following well-known citizens made incor-
porators: Hallett kiihourn, W. +. Mattingly.
Richard II. sylvester. A. 7. Brttton, Sam. Cross,
George W. Cochran, Elan N. Hack, Thomas z
Wagzaman, Thos. J. Fisher, w: :. Thompson, R
U. Hoffman, Myron II. Parker, Robt. c. Fox John
ii. Magruder, Edwin c. Cutter, John r. Olmstead.
U. &. Green, Chas. C. Duncans0n, EnOch Totten.
clarke, l. kurtz johnson, VIM. A. Gordon, and
samuel Norment. Mr.. kilbourn, Mr.. sylvester,
and Mr. Hack are named a. the trustees for the
nrst year. A new stereotype p0wer-press has been
oruered, and other features OF improvement made
calculated 70 still further increase the popularity
the Critic has gained under Mr.. Kilbourn's admir-
able MANAGEMENT.
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TuE CHINESE QUESTION DEEsrED.-The question
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Wa taken by MessrS BUck.er and Hall. while the
D-satlye was supported by Nc-sr> Hensey and
IrUis,ant An essay was red by Mss Ada Burr.
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